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Algossian Labs Pvt. Ltd. in Dubai seeks a Lead Cloud Architect to drive enterprise cloud engagements across the Gulf.
You will design multi-account landing zones, run migrations, and craft modernisation roadmaps with a cost envelope approved by the board. The role is hybrid with office days in Dubai; you will lead architecture boards, codify reference architectures with Terraform, and coach delivery squads on cloud patterns.
Lead cloud architecture for enterprise engagements across the Gulf — landing zones, migration programmes and modernisation roadmaps with a cost envelope a board will approve.
Cloud & Platform Dubai, UAE hybrid full time lead · 8–12 years
$76K – $118K USD per year · posted 3 months ago
The role in one paragraph
Lead cloud architecture for enterprise engagements across the Gulf — landing zones, migration programmes and modernisation roadmaps with a cost envelope a board will approve.
Hybrid — two anchor days in the office Reporting line, on-call expectation and the first ninety days are covered in the opening conversation — ask hard questions there.
Treat this as a description of the work, not a checklist to score yourself out of. If you meet most of it and can argue the rest, apply.
Eight or more years in cloud engineering with at least three leading enterprise architecture.
Deep AWS expertise, plus working competence in Azure or Google Cloud.
Proven landing-zone and large-migration delivery, including regulated workloads.
Excellent written and spoken communication with executive and regulatory audiences.
Cost modelling ability — you can defend a three-year total cost of ownership projection line by line.
Same four steps for every candidate at this level. You will know the format of each stage before you sit it.
01
Thirty minutes with the person who runs the team, not a recruiter screen. We describe the actual system, the actual roadmap and the actual on-call expectation, and you interrogate all three.
30 minutes · Day 102
Ninety minutes on a real problem from our backlog with client details removed — a schema that needs a new access pattern, an incident timeline, a service boundary to argue about. No algorithm puzzles.
90 minutes · Day 203
A scoped change in a repository skeleton with a failing test, in your own environment and your own time within a two-hour budget. We pay a fixed stipend because your time has a price.
2 hours, paid · Day 304
Forty-five minutes with someone outside the hiring team, then a written decision the same day with specific feedback either way. No silence, no expanding take-homes.
45 minutes · Day 4